@sentry/tracing

Important Changes

• integrations: Add ContextLines integration for html-embedded JS stack frames

This release adds the ContextLines integration as an optional integration for the Browser SDKs to @sentry/integrations.

This integration adds source code from inline JavaScript of the current page's HTML (e.g. JS in <script> tags) to stack traces of captured errors.
It can't collect source code from assets referenced by your HTML (e.g. <script src="..." />).

The ContextLines integration is useful when you have inline JS code in HTML pages that can't be accessed by Sentry's backend, for example, due to a login-protected page.

import { ContextLines } from "@sentry/integrations";

Sentry.init({
  // ...
  integrations: [
    new ContextLines({
      // The number of lines to collect before and after each stack frame's line number
      // Defaults to 7
      frameContextLines: 7,
    }),
  ],
});

Other Changes

• nextjs: Make all wrappers isomorphic and available in all runtimes

• replay: Cancel debounce when replay is too short/long

• utils: dirname and basename should handle Windows paths

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